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USPS Nobles Station
Post Office (USPS) · Pensacola
USPS Nobles Station serves the northeast quadrant of Pensacola, positioned along Tippin Avenue in the heart of the 32504 zip code.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Monday – Friday | Passport appointments available; call 850-477-6871 or book at tools.usps.com/rcas/ |
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| Saturday | Limited morning appointment slots — call to confirm availability |
| Sunday | Closed |
📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
USPS Nobles Station serves the northeast quadrant of Pensacola, positioned along Tippin Avenue in the heart of the 32504 zip code. The station is a full passport acceptance facility, meaning clerks here review your DS-11 application, verify your supporting documents, and witness your signature on the spot — a required step for first-time adult applicants and all minors. For a complete picture of Escambia County acceptance locations, visit the Pensacola passport offices page.
Appointments are the standard here, and the station takes them seriously — walk-ins may be turned away on busy days. Call 850-477-6871 to schedule or use the USPS online booking tool. Passport photos are available on-site, saving you a separate trip before your appointment. The facility sits near University Mall and serves residents coming in from Cantonment, Ensley, and nearby Escambia County neighborhoods to the north.
Because the nearest passport issuing agency — the New Orleans Passport Center, roughly 200 miles west — requires documented urgent travel to book an appointment, acceptance offices like Nobles Station are the practical entry point for nearly every Pensacola resident starting a new passport.
💡 Good to know
Bring your original birth certificate (with raised seal), government-issued photo ID, and a photocopy of the ID front and back. If applying for a minor under 16, both parents or guardians must be present or the absent parent must provide a signed DS-3053 consent form. The Florida passport acceptance guide has a handy pre-appointment checklist. Passport acceptance fees are paid separately to the U.S. Department of State; personal checks are accepted for the government fee, while the acceptance fee is paid to USPS.